If the new potential deals are just a smidge higher or even lower, you're in a better spot holding and collecting your current cash flow.

I’m looking to make a good first impression when networking with the “big dogs” of real estate and show that I’m worth their time.

Collecting rent from someone oftentimes shows courts that both parties viewed this as a landlord/tenant relationship VS a squatter. 

Yes, he needs to leave, regardless of the extra $ you collect.

If the unit "needs" repairs and upgrades, then I would just have everyone vacate and start over with your own well screened tenants.The unit needs quite a bit of work throughout as the seller hasn't done much to the property besides collect rent and fix issues as they arise. 

(I could use the $800k for the next 2 years myself and get a better return than if I kept the property and collected the rent on it.How would the irs view1.

In my opinion you should be collecting a non refundable deposit and then relist it and move on. 

If an LLC member gets any type of court judgement against him then the creditor who won the judgements gets a Charging Order to collect on that judgement.

This only happened a couple times to me, but when I went to collect damages, there was nothing to collect from so I had to go straight to Airbnb to get paid.

I was under the impression that rates and fees were higher.